Ach...I figure both android and ios have a limited lifespan.
The fact is...they are what they are. Their growth market-wise may be massive. Android is heading down the same road that ios took and that means less user involvement in altering, changing or growing.
Their growth is pretty marginal...pretty static because of that.
The increased numbers of users flocking to the big two would account for the fact that there is little in the last few years to really turn to. In fact it would seem compared to where we should be from what we had... the obvious conclusion is that we should be quite a bit ahead of the curve by now. I have seen enough disenchantment on the topic of device and platform voiced by members over the last few years here ...
Hm...you could call it a de-evolution even...
yes... a devo
and on that note...
Let's dance!
woooohooo!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=56u6...nDf9ADRfajFqQ3

addendum :
Huh...wow...
yeah ..this fella quite succinctly hit the nail I was hammering

https://medium.com/backchannel/why-i...ft-78af12071bd